Documents, items, accounts, payments, and Israeli tax‑authority certification — one JSON API. This portal pairs the full reference with guided journeys for the integrations people actually build first.
login-id, login-hash, and login-company.
These identify you and the Linet company (tenant) you're operating on.
They're issued by Linet when your integration is set up — see the
company & setup journey if you're
wondering where a company comes from in the first place.
Add a new item to the catalog, search for it by SKU before touching it again, then apply a partial update — the safe read‑before‑write pattern for every catalog sync.
Start journey DocumentsIssue an invoice, receipt, or invoice‑receipt: how doctype, line items (docDet) and payment lines (docCheq) fit together, with real payloads for cash, cheque, credit card and bank transfer.
Start journey SetupWhere login-company comes from: how a
Linet company is provisioned, what gets configured on day one, and
what to hand your integration once it's ready.
Authorize against the Israeli Tax Authority's allocation‑number API, store the certificate, and get a confirmation number stamped onto a real document.
Start journey WebhooksThe payload shape Linet publishes to AWS SNS when an Item, Item
Category, Account or Document changes — envelope fields,
changedAttributes, and real example
notifications.